URL redirect Help port number

Hi I just recently upgraded to windows 10 from windows 7. In this process I lost my redirect settings for my help desk which is installed on my local pc. Can someone point me in the right direction. Right now my help desk works with my custom url however it has to include the port number. I do not have IIS installed on windows 10. I believe previously in windows 7 I had IIS and was using Helicon rewrite to do this. I just forget the step to do this. Right now it works with myurl.com:9675 i want this to work with just myurl.com and no port number.
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